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"Despite the heightened tensions, a full-scale war [between the U.S. and Iran] remains unlikely in the immediate term."

"Trump has been clear in his desire to resolve the issue diplomatically and avoid war [with Iran] in the Middle East."

"Despite all the hysteria of war, I'm not really seeing that on the horizon."

"It is highly unlikely that Trump will bomb Iran, not least because he vowed on the presidential campaign trail not to drag the United States into a war."

"The potential of some kind of conflict with Iran escalating into a larger regional war is very real, possibly more real than ever."

"The United States now seems close to a direct conflict that Biden (and Iran) have worked hard to avoid."

"[A] full-scale war is hardly inevitable."

"If they [Iran] don't make a deal [with the US], there will be bombing."

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Iran-linked hackers operating under the pseudonym "Robert" have reportedly threatened to release approximately 100 gigabytes of stolen emails from U.S. President Donald Trump's associates, including White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, adviser Roger Stone, Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan, and adult film actress Stormy Daniels.

Iran-linked hackers operating under the pseudonym "Robert" have reportedly threatened to release approximately 100 gigabytes of stolen emails from U.S. President Donald Trump's associates, including White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, adviser Roger Stone, Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan, and adult film actress Stormy Daniels.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Monday night characterized the threat as "digital propaganda" and a "calculated smear campaign" designed to damage Trump and discredit public servants. Meanwhile, FBI Director Kash Patel warned that "Anyone associated with any kind of breach of national security will be fully investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

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The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Monday night characterized the threat as "digital propaganda" and a "calculated smear campaign" designed to damage Trump and discredit public servants. Meanwhile, FBI Director Kash Patel warned that "Anyone associated with any kind of breach of national security will be fully investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

The Justice Department previously indicted three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps in September 2024 for allegedly orchestrating the "Robert" hacking operation that targeted Trump's presidential campaign during the election cycle.

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The Justice Department previously indicted three members of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps in September 2024 for allegedly orchestrating the "Robert" hacking operation that targeted Trump's presidential campaign during the election cycle.

Reuters authenticated some previously leaked material from the hackers, including emails documenting financial arrangements between Trump and attorneys representing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now Trump's health secretary, and settlement negotiations with Stormy Daniels.

Reuters authenticated some previously leaked material from the hackers, including emails documenting financial arrangements between Trump and attorneys representing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now Trump's health secretary, and settlement negotiations with Stormy Daniels.

The hackers told Reuters they had initially planned no further leaks after Trump's election victory but resumed activity following the 12-day Israel-Iran conflict that ended with U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

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The hackers told Reuters they had initially planned no further leaks after Trump's election victory but resumed activity following the 12-day Israel-Iran conflict that ended with U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.

U.S. cyber officials warned that Iranian state-sponsored or affiliated threat actors may continue targeting American companies and critical infrastructure operators, including defense industrial base companies, despite the U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

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U.S. cyber officials warned that Iranian state-sponsored or affiliated threat actors may continue targeting American companies and critical infrastructure operators, including defense industrial base companies, despite the U.S.-brokered ceasefire between Iran and Israel.

This is nothing more than desperate digital propaganda from a hostile foreign adversary seeking to undermine American democracy. The timing is no coincidence — Iran is retaliating for legitimate U.S. military action against their nuclear program through asymmetric warfare tactics. These criminals will face the full force of American justice.

This is nothing more than desperate digital propaganda from a hostile foreign adversary seeking to undermine American democracy. The timing is no coincidence — Iran is retaliating for legitimate U.S. military action against their nuclear program through asymmetric warfare tactics. These criminals will face the full force of American justice.

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The hacking campaign exposes serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities within Trump's inner circle and raises questions about protecting sensitive government communications. Iran's cyber capabilities demonstrate the ongoing threat foreign adversaries pose to American political institutions and national security infrastructure.

The hacking campaign exposes serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities within Trump's inner circle and raises questions about protecting sensitive government communications. Iran's cyber capabilities demonstrate the ongoing threat foreign adversaries pose to American political institutions and national security infrastructure.

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